MSM – Master of Science in Management- 30 credits
At some point in their careers, successful, forwardthinking professionals are faced with the prospect of
transitioning into managerial positions as the next
logical step in their career progressions. The MSM is
especially designed to facilitate this evolution.
Further, the MSM is ideally suited for professionals
who wish to become more influential in their
organizations by progressing into
managerial
positions, but who also desire to maintain their
allegiance to an area of technical expertise.
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Options in the MSM
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Architecture & Business
Bioscience Management
Business Analytics
Environmental Management
Finance
Global Project Management
Information Systems Management
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
International Business
Networks & Telecommunications Mgmt
Web Systems and Media
Underscores the merger of business fundamentals
and technical proficiency within specific areas of
specialization
Compliments science and technology training by
offering both career flexibility and career mobility
Enhances the business acumen demanded by the continuously evolving economic landscape
Confers business knowledge that affords a “language” that is not only key to your ability to navigate well
beyond the syntax of your chosen field, but also imperative if you wish to pursue international work
How to Qualify
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Earned baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university
Minimum GPA of 3.0
GMAT or GRE: Minimum GMAT score of 500 or equivalent GRE score unless candidate already
possesses an earned master’s or doctoral degree. Candidates with a minimum GPA of 2.8 from a US based
research institution may qualify for GMAT or GRE waiver
International Applicants who do not hold a degree from a United States post-secondary institution must
provide the following:
o Proof of a high level of proficiency in the English language by taking the Test of English as a
Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
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Master of Science in Management (MSM)
Curriculum Requirements (30 credits)
Module I: Required Core Courses: (15 Credits)
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ACCT 615 Managerial and Fin Acctg
FIN 600 Corporate Finance
HRM 601 Org Behavior & Leadership
MIS 645 Information Sys. Prin. or IS 677
MRKT 620 Global Marketing Mgmt
Module II: Specialization Areas (15 Credits)
Area 1: Web Systems and Media
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IS 661 User Experience Design
IS 688 Web Mining
IS 698 ST: Customer Discovery
IS 690 Web Services and Middleware
MRKT 637 Advertising and Mktg Comm
PTC 601 Advance Prof & Tech Communication
PTC 605 Elements of Visual Design
PTC 606 Advanced Information Design
PTC 650 Web Based Training Design
*(Note: One course must be MKRT 637)
Area 2: Business Analytics
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CS 634 Data Mining
IS 631 Enterprise Database Mgmt
IS 687 Transaction Mining & Fraud Detection
IS 688 Web Mining
MATH 644 Regression Analysis Methods
MATH 646 Time Series Analysis I
MATH 647 Time Series Analysis II
MATCH 661 Applied Statistics
MATH 664 Methods for Statistical Consulting
MGMT 630 Decision Analysis or
MIS 680
MGMT 635 Data Mining and Analysis
MGMT 710 Forecasting Methods for Bus. Dec.
MIS 648 Decision Support Systems for Managers
MIS 680 Management Science or
MGMT 630 Decision Analysis
MRKT 645 Internet Marketing Strategy
*(Note: One course must be MGMT 630,
MGMT 635, MGMT 710, MIS 680, MIS 648, or MRKT
645)
Area 3: Finance
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FIN 624 Corporate Finance II
FIN 626 Financial Investment Institutions
FIN 627 International Finance
FIN 634 Mergers, Acquisitions and Restructuring
FIN 641 Derivatives Markets
FIN 642 Derivatives and Structured Finance
FIN 650 Investment Theory & Portfolio Analysis
FIN 660 Financial Planning & Decision-Making
Area 4: Information Systems Management
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CS 631 Data Management System & Design
CS 632 Advanced Database Systems
IS 631 Enterprise Data Mgmt
IS 663 Systems Analysis and Design
IS 678 IT Service Management
IS 679 Information Systems Strategy
IS 680 Information Systems Auditing
IS 681 Computer Security Auditing
IS 684 Business Process Innovation
IS 685 Enterprise Architecture & Integration
IS 690 Web Services & Middleware
MGMT 630 Decision Analysis or
MIS 680 Management Science
MGMT 635 Data Mining Analysis
MGMT 650 Knowledge Management
MIS 648 Decision Support Syst for Managers
MIS 680 Management Science or MGMT 630
*(Note: One course must be MIS 648)
Area 5: Networks & Telecommunications Mgmt
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CS 696 Network Management and Security
ECE 637 Internet & Higher Layer Protocols
ECE 639 Principles of Broadband Networks
ECE 642 Communication Systems
ECE 644 Intro to Wireless and Personal
Communication Systems
ECE 673 Random Signal Analysis
ECE 683 Computer Network Design and Analysis
IT 620 Wireless Security and Administration
IT 640 Network Services Administration
MGMT 641 Global Project Management
*(Note: One course must be MGMT 641)
Area 6: Global Project Management
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ECON 610 Managerial Economics or
FIN 610 Global Macro Economics
EM 636 Project Management
EM 637 Project Control
EM 691 Cost Estimating for Capital Projects
IE 618 Engineering Cost and Production Economics
IE 659 Supply Chain Engineering
IS 614 Command and Control Systems
IS 684 Business Process Innovation
MGMT 641 Global Project Management
*(Note: One course must be either ECON 610 or MGMT
641)
Area 7: Environmental Management
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Area 11: Bioscience Management*
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EPS 601 Res. Design for Social & Policy Sciences
EPS 612 Intro to Environmental Policy Studies
EPS 614 Environmental Economics
EPS 622 Sustainable Development
EVSC 612 Environmental Analysis
EVSC 613 Environmental Problem Solving
EVSC 615 Global Environmental Problems
MGMT 641 Global Project Management
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*(Note: One course must be MGMT 641)
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Area 8: Architecture and Business
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ARCH 569G Building and Development
EM 691 Cost Estimating for Capital Projects
EPS 622 Sustainable Politics and Policy
MGMT 630 Decision Analysis or MIS 680
MGMT 641 Global Project Management
MGMT 680 Entrepreneurial Strategy
MIP 652 Geographic Information Systems
MIP 655 Land Use Planning
MIP 673 Infrastructure Planning Practice
MIP 674 Insfrastructure and Architecture
MIS 680 Management Science or MGMT 630
*Students pursuing this track must enter the program
with an undergraduate degree from a STEM field;
MGMT 692 is a required elective; PHEN courses must be
approved in advance through the Pharmaceutical
Engineering Program Director.
Area 9: International Business
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*FIN 610 Global Macroeconomics
*FIN 627 International Finance
MGMT 620 Management of Technology
MGMT 630 Decision Analysis or MIS 680
*MGMT 641 Global Project Management
MGMT 650 Knowledge Management
*MGMT 670 International Business
MGMT 691 Legal & Ethical Issues
MGMT 692 Strategic Management or
MGMT 680 Entrepreneurial Strategy
MRKT 631 Marketing Research
*must take 3 of the 4 courses
Area 10: Innovation and Entrepreneurship
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MGMT 645 New Venture Finance
MGMT 649 Convention, Creativity & Innovation
or
MGMT 620 Management of Technology
MGMT 680 Entrepreneurial Strategy or
MGMT 692 Strategic Management
MGMT 688 Internet Law and Ethics or
MGMT 691 Leal and Ethical Issues
MIS 625 Management Strategies for E-Com
MRKT 631 Market Planning and Analysis
MRKT 636 Design & Dev of High Tech Prod or
IS 664 Customer Discovery
MATH 615 Approaches to Quantitative Analysis in
the Life Sciences
MATH 663 Introduction to Biostatistics
MGMT 691 Legal and Ethical Issues
MGMT 692 Strategic management
MRKT 631 Market Planning and Analysis
MRKT 636 Design and Development of High Tech
Products
PhB 505 Principles of Pharma Microbiology and
Biochemistry
PhB 610 Biotechnology-Biopharma, Processes and
Products
PHEN 601 Principles of Pharma Engineering
PHEN 602 Pharmaceutical Facility Design
PHEN 604 Validation and Regulatory Issues in the
Pharmaceutical Industry
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